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Using dake to Indicate Limited Quantities

Understand how to use だけ (dake) in Japanese to indicate limited quantities. This guide offers easy-to-follow examples and explanations to improve your Japanese skills.
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Journey to Japanese Mastery

Using wa in Negative Sentences

Understand how to use the particle -wa in negative Japanese sentences. This guide offers easy-to-follow examples and explanations to improve your conversational skills.
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Journey to Japanese Mastery

Using -ga and -kedo in Japanese

Understand how to use -ga and -kedo in Japanese to enhance your conversational skills. This guide offers easy-to-follow examples and explanations.
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Journey to Japanese Mastery

Genki Grammar #65: Mastering dokokani / dokonimo

Discover how to express "somewhere" and "not anywhere" in Japanese using どこか (dokoka) and どこにも (dokonimo). This guide includes examples and clear explanations.
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Journey to Japanese Mastery

Genki Grammar #64: Mastering Adjective + naru

In this post, learn how to use the verb なる with adjectives and nouns to describe changes. Understand the difference between absolute and relative changes in Japanese.
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Journey to Japanese Mastery

Genki Grammar #61: Mastering Comparison among Three or More Items

Discover how to compare three or more items in Japanese using いちばん (ichiban). Learn the correct usage of どれ (dore) and 何 (nani) for making comparisons in different contexts.
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Journey to Japanese Mastery

Genki Grammar #60: Mastering Comparison between Two Items

Discover how to compare two items in Japanese using simple structures. Genki Grammar #60 provides clear examples and explanations to help you master comparisons.
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Journey to Japanese Mastery

Genki Grammar #58: Mastering “mou – mashita” and “mada – teimasen”

Understand how to use “mou - mashita” to say something has already been done and “mada - teimasen” to express that something is not yet done. Perfect for improving your Japanese conversation skills.
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Journey to Japanese Mastery

Genki Grammar #56: Mastering Past Tense Short Forms in Quoted Speech: -to itteimashita

Discover how to report past statements accurately in Japanese using past tense short forms with -to itteimashita. Enhance your conversation skills with this easy-to-follow guide. 

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Journey to Japanese Mastery

Understanding -suru Verbs in Japanese

Mastering -suru verbs in Japanese can significantly boost your vocabulary. This guide explains how to use these verbs and their related nouns in different contexts.
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